welovetrump--2020-06-21--AOC Claims Trump Tulsa Rally Sabotaged By Teens on TikTok

And from the Hollywood Reporter : All the empty sets in the upper level , the cancellation of president and vice president 's outdoor speeches to `` overflow '' attendees , and general low turnout may be in part thanks to fans of K-pop and TikTok users , according to multiple reports .
What was touted as a massive campaign rally for Donald Trump with a million ticket requests for the event turned out to be a bit of a bust .
Instead , the president 's gathering at the BOK Center in Tulsa , Okla. , on Saturday ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ little more than 6,200 people in a 19,200-seat stadium , according to Forbes .
All the empty sets in the upper level , the cancellation of president and vice president 's outdoor speeches to `` overflow '' attendees , and general low turnout may be in part thanks to fans of K-pop and TikTok users , according to multiple reports .
Per The New York Times , after the Trump campaign announced on TikTok that supporters can get free tickets to the rally by registering via their phones , K-pop fans shared the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and be no-shows .
In a TikTok video that has since been liked more than 707,000 times , user Mary Jo Laupp encouraged her followers to do just that .
`` All of those of us that want to see this 19,000 seat auditorium barely filled or completely empty go reserve tickets now and leave him standing alone there on the stage , '' she said in the video .
Elijah Daniel , another protest participant , told the paper , `` K-pop Twitter and Alt TikTok have a good alliance where they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They all know the algorithms and how they can boost videos to get where they want . ''
Boasted a K-pop fan on Twitter after the low turnout , `` we did it ya 'll . ''
One parent on Twitter also shared that her son is friends with some of the Korean pop music fans who participated : Laupp , 51 , told NYT , `` There are teenagers in this country who participated in this little no-show protest , who believe that they can have an impact in their country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re not old enough to vote right now . ''
Later on Saturday , Trump 's campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted that `` radical protesters '' and `` apoplectic media coverage '' were to blame for the lower than expected number of attendees at the rally .
( Live footage from the event that aired on CNN showed few protesters around the stadium , and those who were there were peaceful .
And ahead of the event , medical experts repeatedly warned that having a major indoor event in the midst of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spike . )
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York responded to Parscale , tweeting , `` Actually , you just got ROCKED by teens on TikTok who flooded the Trump campaign w/ fake ticket reservations & tricked you into believing a million people wanted your white supremacist open mic enough to pack an arena during COVID . ''

And from the Hollywood Reporter:
All the empty sets in the upper level, the cancellation of president and vice president's outdoor speeches to "overflow" attendees, and general low turnout may be in part thanks to fans of K-pop and TikTok users, according to multiple reports.
What was touted as a massive campaign rally for Donald Trump with a million ticket requests for the event turned out to be a bit of a bust. Instead, the president's gathering at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla., on Saturday (June 20) was attended by a little more than 6,200 people in a 19,200-seat stadium, according to Forbes.
All the empty sets in the upper level, the cancellation of president and vice president's outdoor speeches to "overflow" attendees, and general low turnout may be in part thanks to fans of K-pop and TikTok users, according to multiple reports.
Per The New York Times, after the Trump campaign announced on TikTok that supporters can get free tickets to the rally by registering via their phones, K-pop fans shared the information and urged others to sign up and be no-shows.
In a TikTok video that has since been liked more than 707,000 times, user Mary Jo Laupp encouraged her followers to do just that. "All of those of us that want to see this 19,000 seat auditorium barely filled or completely empty go reserve tickets now and leave him standing alone there on the stage," she said in the video.
Elijah Daniel, another protest participant, told the paper, "K-pop Twitter and Alt TikTok have a good alliance where they spread information amongst each other very quickly. They all know the algorithms and how they can boost videos to get where they want."
Boasted a K-pop fan on Twitter after the low turnout, "we did it ya'll."
One parent on Twitter also shared that her son is friends with some of the Korean pop music fans who participated:
Laupp, 51, told NYT, "There are teenagers in this country who participated in this little no-show protest, who believe that they can have an impact in their country in the political system even though they’re not old enough to vote right now."
Later on Saturday, Trump's campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted that "radical protesters" and "apoplectic media coverage" were to blame for the lower than expected number of attendees at the rally. (Live footage from the event that aired on CNN showed few protesters around the stadium, and those who were there were peaceful. And ahead of the event, medical experts repeatedly warned that having a major indoor event in the midst of a pandemic could cause COVID-19 cases to spike.)
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York responded to Parscale, tweeting, "Actually, you just got ROCKED by teens on TikTok who flooded the Trump campaign w/ fake ticket reservations & tricked you into believing a million people wanted your white supremacist open mic enough to pack an arena during COVID."


welovetrump--2020-06-21--While George Washington’s Statues Is Torn Down, Germany Just Built a New One of Lenin

The BBC had more details : A far-left party in Germany has erected a controversial statue of communist leader Vladimir Lenin .
The tiny Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany ( MLPD ) installed the statue in front of its headquarters in the western city of Gelsenkirchen .
City authorities had attempted to stop the statue being installed and launched an online hashtag saying there was `` no place for Lenin '' .
But courts blocked their appeals and the unveiling went ahead on Saturday .
Lenin was a leader of the 1917 Russian Revolution and led the country until his death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Josef Stalin .
However , he has remained a symbol of communism rule across the world , both among supporters and those who remember the human rights abuses that took place under the USSR .
Germany itself was divided for decades between the West and the communist East , until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 .
In the debate surrounding the Gelsenkirchen statue , which was made in Czechoslovakia , as it was then known , in 1957 , both sides drew parallels to the tearing down of monuments @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in anti-racism protests across the world in recent weeks .
Media captionProtesters across America toppled statues associated with slavery '' We live in a time in which many countries of the world are reflecting on memorials , '' said mayor Frank Baranowski in one of a series of YouTube videos posted by the city council against the statue .
`` It 's hard to put up with the fact that a dictator from the 21st Century is being placed on a pedestal and a memorial is being made out of it .
Unfortunately @ @ @ @ @ @ @ must accept that , but not without comment . ''

The BBC had more details:
A far-left party in Germany has erected a controversial statue of communist leader Vladimir Lenin.
The tiny Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany (MLPD) installed the statue in front of its headquarters in the western city of Gelsenkirchen.
City authorities had attempted to stop the statue being installed and launched an online hashtag saying there was "no place for Lenin".
But courts blocked their appeals and the unveiling went ahead on Saturday.
Lenin was a leader of the 1917 Russian Revolution and led the country until his death in 1924, when he was succeeded by Josef Stalin. However, he has remained a symbol of communism rule across the world, both among supporters and those who remember the human rights abuses that took place under the USSR.
Germany itself was divided for decades between the West and the communist East, until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
The march that KO'd communism
In the debate surrounding the Gelsenkirchen statue, which was made in Czechoslovakia, as it was then known, in 1957, both sides drew parallels to the tearing down of monuments linked to slavery which has taken place in anti-racism protests across the world in recent weeks.
Media captionProtesters across America toppled statues associated with slavery
"We live in a time in which many countries of the world are reflecting on memorials," said mayor Frank Baranowski in one of a series of YouTube videos posted by the city council against the statue.
"It's hard to put up with the fact that a dictator from the 21st Century is being placed on a pedestal and a memorial is being made out of it. Unfortunately the courts have decided otherwise, we must accept that, but not without comment."


welovetrump--2020-06-21--Muhammed Ali’s Son Says Dad Would Have Hated BLM:  “I Think It’s Racist”

Muhammad Ali Jr. said he did not believe his father would have supported the current Black Lives Matter movement , calling participants in the movement `` racist , '' The New York Post reported Saturday .
`` I think it 's racist , '' Ali Jr. , the legendary boxer 's only biological son whose relationship with his father `` completely fell apart '' in the final decade of his life , said , according to the report .
He added : `` It 's not just Black lives matter , white lives matter , Chinese lives matter , all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
God loves everyone — he never singled anyone out .
Killing is wrong no matter who it is . ''
''My father would have said , 'They ai n't nothing but devils , '' Ali Jr , 47 , told The New York Post .
`` My father said , 'all lives matter . '
I do n't think he 'd agree . ''
Ali Jr. pointed toward some of the more destructive actions of some protestors in recent weeks as part of his own dissatisfaction with the Black Lives Matter movement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on — turned destructive , many of the still ongoing demonstrations have remained peaceful .
`` Black Lives Matter is not a peaceful protest .
Antifa never wanted it peaceful .
I would take them all out , '' Ali Jr. said .
`` It 's a racial statement , '' he said of Black Lives Matter .
`` It 's pitting black people against everyone else .
It starts racial things to happen ; I hate that . ''
In 2016 , Ali 's most famous child , television personality and retired @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , saying , `` All lives matter . ''
`` Yes , Black lives matter .
Yes , white lives matter , asian lives matter .
All lives matter , '' the boxing world champion said .
`` And that 's kind of what my focus is . ''
On Wednesday , Ali told KTLA she thought it was a `` shame '' that Black Americans were still fighting to secure the same things her father supported .
`` His grandsons are even having to fight two generations later , but we 're @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's all about equality for Black people and all people , '' she said .
Nationwide protests against police brutality began following the police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd in Minneapolis .
A since-fired police officer was recorded kneeling on Floyd 's neck for more than eight minutes while he said he could n't breathe and even after he lost consciousness .
Three other officers have also been fired from the Minneapolis Police Department .
All four have been charged for their involvement .
`` Do n't bust up s–t , do n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told The Post .
`` You can peacefully protest . ''
As NPR noted , his father , the legendary late boxer often nicknamed `` The Greatest , '' was a known activist , notably making headlines in 1967 for his refusal to be inducted into the U.S. Army in 1967 citing his opposition to the Vietnam War , his religious beliefs , and his identity as a Black Muslim .
In 1964 , Ali , born Cassius Clay , joined the Nation of Islam under the guidance of his spiritual leader Malcolm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ali to rid himself of his `` slave name . ''
In an hour-long interview with the news outlet , Ali Jr. defended the police and said they `` do n't wake up and think , ' I 'm going to kill a n -- -- r today or kill a white man . ''

And from Business Insider:
Muhammad Ali Jr. said he did not believe his father would have supported the current Black Lives Matter movement, calling participants in the movement "racist," The New York Post reported Saturday.
"I think it's racist," Ali Jr., the legendary boxer's only biological son whose relationship with his father "completely fell apart" in the final decade of his life, said, according to the report.
He added: "It's not just Black lives matter, white lives matter, Chinese lives matter, all lives matter, everybody's life matters. God loves everyone — he never singled anyone out. Killing is wrong no matter who it is."
''My father would have said, 'They ain't nothing but devils," Ali Jr, 47, told The New York Post. "My father said, 'all lives matter.' I don't think he'd agree."
Ali Jr. pointed toward some of the more destructive actions of some protestors in recent weeks as part of his own dissatisfaction with the Black Lives Matter movement. While some protests — particularly early on — turned destructive, many of the still ongoing demonstrations have remained peaceful.
"Black Lives Matter is not a peaceful protest. Antifa never wanted it peaceful. I would take them all out," Ali Jr. said.
"It's a racial statement," he said of Black Lives Matter. "It's pitting black people against everyone else. It starts racial things to happen; I hate that."
In 2016, Ali's most famous child, television personality and retired boxer Laila Ali, made similar statement, saying, "All lives matter."
"Yes, Black lives matter. Yes, white lives matter, asian lives matter. All lives matter," the boxing world champion said. "And that's kind of what my focus is."
On Wednesday, Ali told KTLA she thought it was a "shame" that Black Americans were still fighting to secure the same things her father supported.
"His grandsons are even having to fight two generations later, but we're going to keep at it because it's all about equality for Black people and all people," she said.
Nationwide protests against police brutality began following the police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd in Minneapolis. A since-fired police officer was recorded kneeling on Floyd's neck for more than eight minutes while he said he couldn't breathe and even after he lost consciousness. Three other officers have also been fired from the Minneapolis Police Department. All four have been charged for their involvement.
"Don't bust up s–t, don't trash the place," Ali Jr. told The Post. "You can peacefully protest."
As NPR noted, his father, the legendary late boxer often nicknamed "The Greatest," was a known activist, notably making headlines in 1967 for his refusal to be inducted into the U.S. Army in 1967 citing his opposition to the Vietnam War, his religious beliefs, and his identity as a Black Muslim.
In 1964, Ali, born Cassius Clay, joined the Nation of Islam under the guidance of his spiritual leader Malcolm X and changed his name to Muhammad Ali to rid himself of his "slave name."
In an hour-long interview with the news outlet, Ali Jr. defended the police and said they "don't wake up and think, 'I'm going to kill a n----r today or kill a white man."


welovetrump--2020-06-21--Mike Pence Refuses to Cave to Media Pressure, Instead Believes All Lives Matter

`` Forgive me for pressing you on this , sir , '' anchor Brian Taff said to Pence , `` but I will note you did not say those words , 'Black lives matter , ' and there is an important distinction .
People are saying , of course all lives matter , but to say the words is an acknowledgment that Black lives also matter at a time in this country when it appears that there 's a segment of our society that does n't agree .
So why will you not say those words ? ''
`` Well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Brian , that there 's a segment of American society that disagrees , in the preciousness and importance of every human life , '' Pence said .
`` And it 's one of the reasons why as we advance important reforms in law enforcement , as we look for ways to strengthen and improve our public safety in our cities , that we 're not going to stop there . ''
Pence went on to tout the Black unemployment rate pre-pandemic and the development of economic `` opportunity zones , '' adding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to improve '' the lives of African Americans .
`` And yet , one final time , you wo n't say the words and we understand your explanation , '' Taff responded .

"Forgive me for pressing you on this, sir," anchor Brian Taff said to Pence, "but I will note you did not say those words, 'Black lives matter,' and there is an important distinction. People are saying, of course all lives matter, but to say the words is an acknowledgment that Black lives also matter at a time in this country when it appears that there's a segment of our society that doesn't agree. So why will you not say those words?"
"Well, I don't accept the fact, Brian, that there's a segment of American society that disagrees, in the preciousness and importance of every human life," Pence said. "And it's one of the reasons why as we advance important reforms in law enforcement, as we look for ways to strengthen and improve our public safety in our cities, that we're not going to stop there."
Pence went on to tout the Black unemployment rate pre-pandemic and the development of economic "opportunity zones," adding that the administration is "absolutely determined to improve" the lives of African Americans.
"And yet, one final time, you won't say the words and we understand your explanation," Taff responded.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Trump Rally Gives Fox News Largest Saturday Night Audience Ever

The Democrats have been cheering on rioters for the last month , and up until Saturday , were crying that @ @ @ @ @ rally shouldn ’ t be held at all due to public health .
They ’ @ @ @ @ @ criticize and mock anything President Trump does , including taking shots at the size of @ @ @ @ @ s rally Saturday night in Tulsa , Oklahoma .
As usual , they spin the @ @ @ @ @ them .
The ratings on Saturday night say otherwise though .

The Democrats have been cheering on rioters for the last month, and up until Saturday, were crying that President Donald Trump’s rally shouldn’t be held at all due to public health.
They’ve taken every opportunity to criticize and mock anything President Trump does, including taking shots at the size of the crowd during Trump’s rally Saturday night in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
As usual, they spin the narrative in whatever way suits them.
The ratings on Saturday night say otherwise though.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Peter Navarro: China Trade Deal “Over.”

Peter Navarro: China Trade Deal “Over.”

Well , it was fun while it lasted .
White House trade advisor , Peter Navarro , took to the @ @ @ @ @ and declared the China trade deal dead .
“ Here ’ s the turning point @ @ @ @ @ “ They came here on January 15th to sign that trade deal , and that @ @ @ @ @ after they knew the virus was out and about .
“ It was a time @ @ @ @ @ hundreds of thousands of people to this country to spread that virus , and it @ @ @ @ @ up when that plane took off that we began to hear about this pandemic.
” @ @ @ @ @ China ’ s actions to the Japanese government holding peace talks with the administration of @ @ @ @ @ 1941 , weeks before the attack on Pearl Harbor

In a White House statement, Navarro says his comments were taken out of context, according to CNBC:
“My comments have been taken wildly out of context,” Navarro said in a statement from the White House. “They had nothing at all to do with the Phase I trade deal, which continues in place. I was simply speaking to the lack of trust we now have of the Chinese Communist Party after they lied about the origins of the China virus and foisted a pandemic upon the world.”
The future of further trade negotions appear to come down to trust and the fallout of the global Covid-19.
Just days before today's comments on the trade deal, Navarro doubled down on who he believes is at fault for the pandemic.
From The Hill:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Tape Surfaces of Jimmy Kimmel Using N-Word Days After Announcing He’s “Taking The Summer Off”

Jimmy Kimmel , who urged actor Tom Arnold to release an alleged `` N-word '' tape of President Trump in 2018 , admitted years ago that he imitated rapper Snoop Dogg 's voice for a track in a 1996 Christmas album -- an original song in which Kimmel used the `` N-word '' several times .
The admission came in a January 2013 podcast obtained this weekend by Fox News .
In the podcast , Kimmel also changed his speech pattern in an attempt to adopt the voice of black comedian George Wallace , in what host Adam Carolla called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Kimmel acknowledged imitating black people on other occasions as well .
Kimmel , who is slated to host the Emmy Awards this year , announced last week that he 's taking the summer off amid a brewing blackface controversy ; he has not issued an apology .
Fox News additionally has obtained audio from the Christmas album , `` A Family Christmas In Your A -- , '' which came out of the `` Kevin & Bean '' radio show that aired on KROQ-FM in California .
A version of the track @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Christmastime in the LBC , '' has been uploaded to YouTube .
In the Christmas track , a singer mentioned a `` fat n -- -- in a sleigh giving sh -- - away , '' referring to Santa Claus .
The song also referenced `` n -- -- - in the manger , '' including associates of King Herod .
`` I told that motherf -- -er Santa , bring a pick for my afro , '' the singer went on .
The `` three wise men '' were described as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ baby boo in the hay . ''
`` Me and my n -- -- - down in LBC , we 'll smoke that motherf -- -- -- Christmas tree , '' Kimmel said .
Liner notes from the cassette , obtained by Fox News , showed the album was co-produced by `` Jim Kimmel '' and credited Kimmel for all `` comedy material '' on the album , except for a handful of unrelated tracks .
Kimmel also appeared on the album cover .
Jimmy Kimmel admits he impersonated Snoop Dogg in old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said `` Jimmy is doing Snoop '' in the track , and Kimmel affirmed , `` This is when Snoop Dogg first came out , hit the scene , and I used to imitate him by only saying , 'You know what I 'm saying ? '
'' `` Jimmy , do you only do black people ? ''
someone asks on the podcast .
`` I prefer them , yes , '' Kimmel responds , apparently jokingly .

Fox News has more details:
Jimmy Kimmel, who urged actor Tom Arnold to release an alleged "N-word" tape of President Trump in 2018, admitted years ago that he imitated rapper Snoop Dogg's voice for a track in a 1996 Christmas album -- an original song in which Kimmel used the "N-word" several times.
The admission came in a January 2013 podcast obtained this weekend by Fox News. In the podcast, Kimmel also changed his speech pattern in an attempt to adopt the voice of black comedian George Wallace, in what host Adam Carolla called Kimmel's "crazy black voice." Kimmel acknowledged imitating black people on other occasions as well.
Kimmel, who is slated to host the Emmy Awards this year, announced last week that he's taking the summer off amid a brewing blackface controversy; he has not issued an apology.
Fox News additionally has obtained audio from the Christmas album, "A Family Christmas In Your A--," which came out of the "Kevin & Bean" radio show that aired on KROQ-FM in California. A version of the track featuring Kimmel's Snoop Dogg imitation, "Christmastime in the LBC," has been uploaded to YouTube.
In the Christmas track, a singer mentioned a "fat n---- in a sleigh giving sh--- away," referring to Santa Claus. The song also referenced "n----- in the manger," including associates of King Herod.
"I told that motherf---er Santa, bring a pick for my afro," the singer went on. The "three wise men" were described as "bringing gifts and sh-- for baby boo in the hay."
"Me and my n----- down in LBC, we'll smoke that motherf------ Christmas tree," Kimmel said.
Liner notes from the cassette, obtained by Fox News, showed the album was co-produced by "Jim Kimmel" and credited Kimmel for all "comedy material" on the album, except for a handful of unrelated tracks. Kimmel also appeared on the album cover.
Jimmy Kimmel admits he impersonated Snoop Dogg in old songVideo
In the 2013 podcast, Carolla said "Jimmy is doing Snoop" in the track, and Kimmel affirmed, "This is when Snoop Dogg first came out, hit the scene, and I used to imitate him by only saying, 'You know what I'm saying?'"
"Jimmy, do you only do black people?" someone asks on the podcast.
"I prefer them, yes," Kimmel responds, apparently jokingly.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--IT’S OVER:  Seattle Mayor Says CHAZ Will Be Dismantled, Police Sent In After Fatal Shooting

It looks like the anarchist party is OVER !
CHAZ or CHOP or Hell….whatever you want to call it….is officially @ @ @ @ @ .
And it 's going to be glorious to watch .
News just broke that @ @ @ @ @ enough and is putting a stop to it .

It looks like the anarchist party is OVER!
CHAZ or CHOP or Hell….whatever you want to call it….is officially coming to an abrupt end.
And it's going to be glorious to watch.
News just broke that the Seattle Mayor has had enough and is putting a stop to it.
Check this out:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Shaun King:  Jesus Christ Images a “Gross Form of White Supremacy”

Every day I keep wondering what crazy new thing will Democrats find to attack next… .
Maybe I should stop @ @ @ @ @ first it was George Washington – you know , our nation 's founder and all-around @ @ @ @ @ mean , if you question the greatness of George Washington then you have clearly never @ @ @

Every day I keep wondering what crazy new thing will Democrats find to attack next….
Maybe I should stop asking the question.
Because first it was George Washington – you know, our nation's founder and all-around hero of America.
I mean, if you question the greatness of George Washington then you have clearly never seen this video…
(warning: graphic language…..must have a sense of humor to watch!)


welovetrump--2020-06-22--11 Killed, 67 Wounded In Chicago Over Father’s Day Weekend, 3 Year Old Killed

I wonder if the people of Chicago really want fewer police .
For many families across the country , Father ’ s Day weekend is a time for celebration .
In Chicago , one father lost a 3 year old son to the cities gangland violence and there were scores of other casualties .
Eleven people were killed , including four children , and 67 others were wounded in shootings across Chicago during the Father ’ s Day weekend , police told CNN .
This weekend ’ s youngest victim , 3-year-old Mekhi James , was shot Saturday evening when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s car as they traveled through the city ’ s Austin neighborhood , according to Chicago police records and the Cook County Medical Examiner ’ s Office .
Chicago sees deadliest Memorial Day weekend in years Chicago sees deadliest Memorial Day weekend in years 01:15 The boy ’ s father rushed him to West Suburban Medical Center , where he was pronounced dead a short time later .
The father , 27 , sustained graze wounds to the abdomen during the incident .
The shootings happened from 6 p.m. Friday to 11:59 p.m. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just a few weeks after Chicago experienced its deadliest Memorial Day weekend in four years , with 10 people fatally shot and 39 injured .

I wonder if the people of Chicago really want fewer police.
For many families across the country, Father’s Day weekend is a time for celebration.
In Chicago, one father lost a 3 year old son to the cities gangland violence and there were scores of other casualties.
From CNN:
Eleven people were killed, including four children, and 67 others were wounded in shootings across Chicago during the Father’s Day weekend, police told CNN. This weekend’s youngest victim, 3-year-old Mekhi James, was shot Saturday evening when someone opened fire at his father’s car as they traveled through the city’s Austin neighborhood, according to Chicago police records and the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Chicago sees deadliest Memorial Day weekend in years Chicago sees deadliest Memorial Day weekend in years 01:15
The boy’s father rushed him to West Suburban Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead a short time later. The father, 27, sustained graze wounds to the abdomen during the incident.
The shootings happened from 6 p.m. Friday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The weekend of violence came just a few weeks after Chicago experienced its deadliest Memorial Day weekend in four years, with 10 people fatally shot and 39 injured.


welovetrump--2020-06-22--Sarah Huckabee Sanders: John Bolton Was “Drunk On Power.”

One minute you ’ re a warmonger , the next you ’ re a left-wing media darling .
John Bolton ’ s reputation has received quite the makeover now that he is turning on his former boss , President Donald Trump .
But former Press Secretary , Sarah Huckabee Sanders , is now firing back .
Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that John Bolton was self-important during his time as national security adviser , and even refused to share a ride with other staff .
Sanders related the story in an excerpt given to Axios from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” In it , she described Bolton as “ a classic case of a senior White House official drunk on power , who had forgotten that nobody elected him to anything.
” She wrote that he often “ acted like he was the president , pushing an agenda contrary to President Trump ’ s , ” according to Axios .
Bolton is in the spotlight over his own book , “ The Room Where it Happened , ” out Tuesday , which describes his time as part of the Trump administration.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the complete incompetence of the President .
Heck , now he says he would have impeached him !
Except when he wasn ’ t trying to sell his book :

One minute you’re a warmonger, the next you’re a left-wing media darling.
John Bolton’s reputation has received quite the makeover now that he is turning on his former boss, President Donald Trump.
But former Press Secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, is now firing back.
FromBusiness Insider:
Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that John Bolton was self-important during his time as national security adviser, and even refused to share a ride with other staff. Sanders related the story in an excerpt given to Axios from her forthcoming book “Speaking for Myself.” In it, she described Bolton as “a classic case of a senior White House official drunk on power, who had forgotten that nobody elected him to anything.” She wrote that he often “acted like he was the president, pushing an agenda contrary to President Trump’s,” according to Axios. Bolton is in the spotlight over his own book, “The Room Where it Happened,” out Tuesday, which describes his time as part of the Trump administration.”
The theme of Bolton’s new book is the complete incompetence of the President.
He’s a crook. A liar. Unsuited for office.
Heck, now he says he would have impeached him!
Except when he wasn’t trying to sell his book:


welovetrump--2020-06-22--Great-Grandson and Families of “Aunt Jemima” Against Re-Branding, Calling it Great “Injustice”

Cancel culture has resulted in the rebranding of the iconic pancake syrup : Aunt Jemima .
While far left social @ @ @ @ @ that the pancake syrup is rebranding , the families of `` Aunt Jemima '' herself @ @ @ @ @ fact , the great-grandson of `` Aunt Jemima '' called the rebranding a great `` @ @ @ @ @ come from Larnell Evans Sr. , whose great grandmother , Anna Short Harrington , replaced @ @ @ @ @ Nancy Green .
Larnell Evans Sr. claims that his great grandmother continued to serve all @ @ @ @ @ According to him , she took great pride in her job .
Evans is offended @ @ @ @ @ is trying to `` erase '' his family 's history .
But it 's not @ @ @ @ @ women who have portrayed Aunt Jemima , and multiple reports suggest that their families are @ @ @ @ @ .

Cancel culture has resulted in the rebranding of the iconic pancake syrup: Aunt Jemima.
While far left social justice warriors may be happy that the pancake syrup is rebranding, the families of "Aunt Jemima" herself are not happy.
In fact, the great-grandson of "Aunt Jemima" called the rebranding a great "injustice."
These comments come from Larnell Evans Sr., whose great grandmother, Anna Short Harrington, replaced the original Aunt Jemima, Nancy Green.
Larnell Evans Sr. claims that his great grandmother continued to serve all those people… AFTER slavery. According to him, she took great pride in her job.
Evans is offended and devastated that the company is trying to "erase" his family's history.
But it's not just Evans…
There are multiple women who have portrayed Aunt Jemima, and multiple reports suggest that their families are equally upset about the rebranding.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-06-22--Tennessee Passes Strongest Pro-Life Law In State History!

The ACLU and Planned Parenthood are filing lawsuits against the state of Tennessee to stop this heartbeat bill .
However , many legal experts believe that the bill as is will survive in court .
Far left radicals may not like it , but experts suggest that the bill is legally sound .
According to the Tennessean : McNally has said he believes the current version of the heartbeat bill will hold up in court , despite raising concerns last year over constitutionality .
It 's unclear how the new legislation would have a better chance of passing constitutional muster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see them in court , '' said Hedy Weinberg , executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee in a statement early Friday morning , moments after the bill passed .
Friday afternoon , Planned Parenthood announced the ACLU and the Center for Reproductive Rights were filing suit with them `` to stop Tennessee ’ s unconstitutional abortion ban . ''
Plaintiffs include Memphis and Knoxville abortion clinics , along with Drs .
Kimberly Looney and Nikki Zite on behalf of themselves and their patients .
“ The Tennessee General Assembly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flatly unconstitutional bill is unacceptable , '' Weinberg said .
`` Lawmakers used this measure in a game of political maneuvering to pass the state budget — pushing it through without regard for the actual Tennesseans who will be denied access to the care they need , including abortion . ''
In April , Planned Parenthood challenged one of Lee 's executive orders that could have blocked surgical abortions during a time when the governor had placed limits on non-emergency medical procedures because of the coronavirus pandemic .
A federal judge blocked the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Ashley Coffield , president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Tennessee and North Mississippi , said the Senate 's last-minute approval of the legislation Friday `` flies in the face of democracy . ''
`` In the dead of night , Tennessee politicians hellbent on chipping away at abortion access blocked citizens from entering the state Capitol while they used this draconian abortion ban to pass the state budget , '' Coffield said in a statement .
`` While Tennesseans are concerned about their health and safety during a pandemic , politicians used @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chip to push their political agenda . ''
Adam Kleinheider , spokesman for McNally , said the legislation had previously been a priority of the Senate before the pandemic .
`` The bill was a result of an exhaustive public Senate summer study and thoroughly vetted in committee this year , '' Kleinheider said in a statement .
`` Due to conflicting House and Senate versions and the prospect of a difficult and time intensive debate , the Senate did not place it on a floor calendar during the first weeks of this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , president of the anti-abortion Susan B. Anthony List , said in a statement that the group applauded Lee for making the legislation part of his agenda , as well as their `` pro-life allies in the Tennessee General Assembly . ''
“ Tennessee ’ s landmark new law includes some of the strongest protections in the nation for unborn children and their mothers , ” Dannenfelser said .

It’s official: the state of Tennessee has passed a bill that would ban any and all abortions in the state once a heartbeat is detected.
The bill passed both the House and the Senate, which are controlled by Republicans.
Governor Bill Lee, also a Republican, is backing the bill.
The bill also blocks abortion in cases where the child has been diagnosed with Down Syndrome, preventing parents from killing their unborn child when they find out it has a disability.
The bill was thought to have no chance of passing this year, especially with everything going on around COVID-19.
But the bill found new life last week after negotiations resumed between both chambers.
Governor Bill Lee touted the stronged pro-life law in the state of Tennessee’s history.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-06-22--Mark Cuban On Players Kneeling: “Hopefully I’ll Join Them.”

Or going where the money is ?
You could never know if Cuban truly supports Anthem protesting but one thing @ @ @ @ @ & today is that these movements have picked up more power than they achieved before @ @ @ @ @ support his players kneeling , and truly would like to join them .
But I @ @ @ @ @ wo n't be making as much money if he did n't .

Billionaire. Entrepreneur. Shark.
Now we can add Anthem Kneeler to Dallas Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban's long list of titles.
According to The New York Post, Cuban is the latest professional sports icon to get WOKE:
In an interview with ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” on Thursday, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was asked what his reaction would be if he saw Mavericks players not standing during the anthem.
“If they were taking a knee and they were being respectful, I’d be proud of them. Hopefully I’d join them,” he said.
Considering NBA rules explicitly state that players and coaches must stand during the national anthem, Cuban mentioned that he hopes the league can “allow players to do what’s in their heart.”
“Whether it’s holding their arm up in the air, whether it’s taking a knee, whatever it is, I don’t think this is an issue of respect or disrespect to the flag or to the anthem or to our country,” he said. “I think this is more a reflection of our players’ commitment to this country and the fact that it’s so important to them that they’re willing to say what’s in their heart and do what they think is right.


welovetrump--2020-06-22--Muhammad Ali’s Son: Dad Would Think Black Lives Matter is “Racist”

It seems like every celebrity and corporation is jumping on the Black Lives Matter train .
Black Lives Matter is an organization that supports violence and destruction of personal property .
They want to defund the police , which would surely lead to chaos .
That ’ s why Muhammad Ali ’ s son came out and said his dad would never have supported the movement .
In fact , according to Ali ’ s son , his father would have deemed the organization “ racist ” and filled with hate .
Check out the original report from the New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of his death , Muhammad Ali ’ s only biological son says that his father would be against Black Lives Matter , calling the movement “ racist ” and the protesters “ devils.
” The legendary boxer and activist stood up against racism throughout his life , but Muhammad Ali Jr. says his dad would have been sickened by how the protests have turned to violence and looting after the death of George Floyd .
“ Don ’ t bust up s–t , don ’ t trash the place , ” he told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protest .
‘ ‘ My father would have said , ‘ They ain ’ t nothing but devils.
’ My father said , ‘ All lives matter.
’ I don ’ t think he ’ d agree.
” Of the BLM movement , Ali Jr. , a Muslim like his father , said : “ I think it ’ s racist.
” “ It ’ s not just black lives matter , white lives matter , Chinese lives matter , all lives matter , everybody ’ s life matters .
God loves everyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Killing is wrong no matter who it is , ” Ali said during an hour-long interview with The Post .
“ Police don ’ t wake up and think , ‘ I ’ m going to kill a n—-r today or kill a white man , ’ ” he said .
“ They ’ re just trying to make it back home to their family in one piece .
Speaking of Floyd ’ s killing at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer , Ali said , “ The officer was wrong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t realize there was more footage than what they showed .
The guy resisted arrest , the officer was doing his job , but he used the wrong tactic.
” He agrees with President Trump that Antifa fomented violence during the Floyd protests and should be labeled a terrorist organization .
“ They ’ re no different from Muslim terrorists .
They should all get what they deserve .
They ’ re f–king up businesses , beating up innocent people in the neighborhood , smashing up police stations and shops .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ re terrorizing the community .
I agree with the peaceful protests , but the Antifa , they need to kill everyone in that thing .
“ Black Lives Matter is not a peaceful protest .
Antifa never wanted it peaceful .
I would take them all out.
” What a relief to know that one of the greatest fighters who ever lived wouldn ’ t have bought into this nonsense !
If only Ali were still with us today to help fight the ridiculousness of BLM .
Here ’ s the latest news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s announcement :

It seems like every celebrity and corporation is jumping on the Black Lives Matter train.
It’s all a bunch of virtue-signaling!
Black Lives Matter is an organization that supports violence and destruction of personal property.
They want to defund the police, which would surely lead to chaos.
That’s why Muhammad Ali’s son came out and said his dad would never have supported the movement.
In fact, according to Ali’s son, his father would have deemed the organization “racist” and filled with hate.
Check out the original report from the New York Post:
On the fourth anniversary of his death, Muhammad Ali’s only biological son says that his father would be against Black Lives Matter, calling the movement “racist” and the protesters “devils.” The legendary boxer and activist stood up against racism throughout his life, but Muhammad Ali Jr. says his dad would have been sickened by how the protests have turned to violence and looting after the death of George Floyd. “Don’t bust up s–t, don’t trash the place,” he told The Post. “You can peacefully protest. ‘‘My father would have said, ‘They ain’t nothing but devils.’ My father said, ‘All lives matter.’ I don’t think he’d agree.” Of the BLM movement, Ali Jr., a Muslim like his father, said: “I think it’s racist.” “It’s not just black lives matter, white lives matter, Chinese lives matter, all lives matter, everybody’s life matters. God loves everyone — he never singled anyone out. Killing is wrong no matter who it is,” Ali said during an hour-long interview with The Post. On police brutality, Ali defended law enforcement in general. “Police don’t wake up and think, ‘I’m going to kill a n—-r today or kill a white man,’” he said. “They’re just trying to make it back home to their family in one piece. Speaking of Floyd’s killing at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer, Ali said, “The officer was wrong with killing that person, but people don’t realize there was more footage than what they showed. The guy resisted arrest, the officer was doing his job, but he used the wrong tactic.” He agrees with President Trump that Antifa fomented violence during the Floyd protests and should be labeled a terrorist organization. “They’re no different from Muslim terrorists. They should all get what they deserve. They’re f–king up businesses, beating up innocent people in the neighborhood, smashing up police stations and shops. They’re terrorists — they’re terrorizing the community. I agree with the peaceful protests, but the Antifa, they need to kill everyone in that thing. “Black Lives Matter is not a peaceful protest. Antifa never wanted it peaceful. I would take them all out.”
What a relief to know that one of the greatest fighters who ever lived wouldn’t have bought into this nonsense!
If only Ali were still with us today to help fight the ridiculousness of BLM.
Here’s the latest news on Twitter over Ali’s son’s announcement:


welovetrump--2020-06-22--De Blasio Announces Teddy Roosevelt Statue to Be Removed from NYC Museum of Natural History

First they came for the Confederate statues .
We were told that they were traitors to the United States .
Racists that wanted to keep the institution of slavery alive .
Now , they ’ re coming for anyone having to do with our country ’ s history .
Yesterday , Mayor Bill de Blasio ’ s office announced that a statue of President Theodore Roosevelt will be removed from the city ’ s Museum of Natural History .
Check out the latest details from CNN : A statue of President Theodore Roosevelt in front of the American Museum of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be removed , a statement from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ’ s office said Sunday .
Following the museum ’ s request to remove the statue , which features the nation ’ s 26th President on a horse with a Native American man standing on one side and an African man standing on the other , the mayor ’ s office announced the approval .
The announcement comes as several state ’ s grapple with how to handle removals of confederate monuments and other controversial statues .
“ The American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remove the Theodore Roosevelt statue because it explicitly depicts Black and Indigenous people as subjugated and racially inferior , ” de Blasio ’ s office said in a statement to CNN .
“ The city supports the museum ’ s request .
It is the right decision and the right time to remove this problematic statue.
” While it was meant to celebrate Roosevelt as a “ devoted naturalist and author of works on natural history , ” the statue also “ communicates a racial hierarchy that the museum and members of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a press release on the museum ’ s website said .
No date has been set for the removal and the mayor ’ s office is still working to determine next steps , a spokesperson for the mayor ’ s office told CNN Sunday .
The statue , titled “ Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt ” was commissioned in 1925 and made its debut in 1940 as part of the state ’ s larger memorial to Roosevelt , according to the museum .
“ To understand the statue , we must recognize our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discrimination — as well as Roosevelt ’ s troubling views on race , ” the press release said .
“ We must also acknowledge the museum ’ s own imperfect history .
Such an effort does not excuse the past but it can create a foundation for honest , respectful , open dialogue.
” Watch De Blasio ’ s response to the statue ’ s removal right here :

First they came for the Confederate statues.
We were told that they were traitors to the United States.
Racists that wanted to keep the institution of slavery alive.
Now, they’re coming for anyone having to do with our country’s history.
Yesterday, Mayor Bill de Blasio’s office announced that a statue of President Theodore Roosevelt will be removed from the city’s Museum of Natural History.
Check out the latest details from CNN:
A statue of President Theodore Roosevelt in front of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City will be removed, a statement from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s office said Sunday. Following the museum’s request to remove the statue, which features the nation’s 26th President on a horse with a Native American man standing on one side and an African man standing on the other, the mayor’s office announced the approval. The announcement comes as several state’s grapple with how to handle removals of confederate monuments and other controversial statues. “The American Museum of Natural History has asked to remove the Theodore Roosevelt statue because it explicitly depicts Black and Indigenous people as subjugated and racially inferior,” de Blasio’s office said in a statement to CNN. “The city supports the museum’s request. It is the right decision and the right time to remove this problematic statue.” While it was meant to celebrate Roosevelt as a “devoted naturalist and author of works on natural history,” the statue also “communicates a racial hierarchy that the museum and members of the public have long found disturbing,” a press release on the museum’s website said. No date has been set for the removal and the mayor’s office is still working to determine next steps, a spokesperson for the mayor’s office told CNN Sunday. The statue, titled “Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt” was commissioned in 1925 and made its debut in 1940 as part of the state’s larger memorial to Roosevelt, according to the museum. “To understand the statue, we must recognize our country’s enduring legacy of racial discrimination — as well as Roosevelt’s troubling views on race,” the press release said. “We must also acknowledge the museum’s own imperfect history. Such an effort does not excuse the past but it can create a foundation for honest, respectful, open dialogue.”
Watch De Blasio’s response to the statue’s removal right here:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--President Trump On Obama Spying: “Treason. It’s Treason.”

As usual , many in the liberal left media try to spin the story against the President , as if he 's some sort of half baked whack-job .
About a month ago , drowning in a sea of crises , Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of unspecified crimes , clinging to what he would dub “ Obamagate ” like a life raft .
It didn ’ t quite work , not least because he couldn ’ t even describe what it was his predecessor had supposedly done .
“ You know what the crime is , ” Trump said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ say what laws Obama had broken .
“ The crime is very obvious to everybody.
” Now , it seems Trump has finally given it some thought .
“ It ’ s treason , ” he said in a CBN News interview that aired on Monday night .
“ Look , when I came out a long time ago , I said they ’ ve been spying on my campaign .
I said they ’ ve been taping , and that was in quotes , meaning a modern-day version of taping , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But a modern-day version .
But they ’ ve been spying on my campaign.
” Of course , the claim that Obama spied on the Trump campaign is unfounded , no matter how many times the president has repeated it since he first leveled the accusations against his predecessor in 2017 .
But even if it were true that Barack Obama snuck into Trump Tower in 2016 to bug Trump ’ s office , that wouldn ’ t exactly be treason , defined by the Constitution as “ levying War against [ the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to their Enemies , giving them Aid and Comfort.
” Semantics aside , the notion that some shadowy “ deep state ” cabal has , for close to half a decade now , been hellbent on undermining Trump is a fiction he has promoted since the early days of his presidency .
His favorite piece of evidence in favor of this theory—text messages between former FBI agents Lisa Page and Peter Strzok—has become a fixture at his campaign rallies , with Trump playacting conversations between the two to uproarious encouragement from his fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accused the Obama-era justice department of Treason— “ [ it ] was a disgrace , ” he said in May .
“ And they got caught .
They got caught .
Very dishonest people—but much more than dishonest .
Treason , it ’ s treason.
” But he ’ s never gone so far as to publicly pin the blame on Obama himself .
Whether Trump actually believes Obama was listening in on his phone calls is up for debate—his conspiracy-addled brain may certainly be up to the creative challenge .
Either way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ administration committed crimes for which they should be “ sent to jail for 50 years ” —or , “ if it were 100 years ago , or 50 years ago , ” executed—he ’ s seemingly hoping to shift the focus away from a public health crisis that keeps getting worse , a conversation about race and policing that has put him out of step with a majority of Americans , and a flagging reelection campaign against Joe Biden .

As usual, many in the liberal left media try to spin the story against the President, as if he's some sort of half baked whack-job.
Like Vanity Fair:
About a month ago, drowning in a sea of crises, Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of unspecified crimes, clinging to what he would dub “Obamagate” like a life raft. It didn’t quite work, not least because he couldn’t even describe what it was his predecessor had supposedly done. “You know what the crime is,” Trump said in May, pressed by reporters to say what laws Obama had broken. “The crime is very obvious to everybody.” Now, it seems Trump has finally given it some thought. “It’s treason,” he said in a CBN News interview that aired on Monday night. “Look, when I came out a long time ago, I said they’ve been spying on my campaign. I said they’ve been taping, and that was in quotes, meaning a modern-day version of taping, it’s all the same thing. But a modern-day version. But they’ve been spying on my campaign.”
Of course, the claim that Obama spied on the Trump campaign is unfounded, no matter how many times the president has repeated it since he first leveled the accusations against his predecessor in 2017. But even if it were true that Barack Obama snuck into Trump Tower in 2016 to bug Trump’s office, that wouldn’t exactly be treason, defined by the Constitution as “levying War against [the United States], or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.”
Semantics aside, the notion that some shadowy “deep state” cabal has, for close to half a decade now, been hellbent on undermining Trump is a fiction he has promoted since the early days of his presidency. His favorite piece of evidence in favor of this theory—text messages between former FBI agents Lisa Page and Peter Strzok—has become a fixture at his campaign rallies, with Trump playacting conversations between the two to uproarious encouragement from his fans. To that end, he has accused the Obama-era justice department of Treason—“[it] was a disgrace,” he said in May. “And they got caught. They got caught. Very dishonest people—but much more than dishonest. Treason, it’s treason.” But he’s never gone so far as to publicly pin the blame on Obama himself.
Whether Trump actually believes Obama was listening in on his phone calls is up for debate—his conspiracy-addled brain may certainly be up to the creative challenge. Either way, in suggesting members of the Obama administration committed crimes for which they should be “sent to jail for 50 years”—or, “if it were 100 years ago, or 50 years ago,” executed—he’s seemingly hoping to shift the focus away from a public health crisis that keeps getting worse, a conversation about race and policing that has put him out of step with a majority of Americans, and a flagging reelection campaign against Joe Biden.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Bills Owner Kim Pegula Will Stand For National Anthem

She also explained that she has a reason for standing , and that her decision to stand isn ’ t to show that she opposes kneeling .
“ I think and I would hope that our players or anybody would understand that if I ’ m standing , that does not mean I am … for racism , ” Kim Pegula said .
“ Certainly , it ’ s not .
And the same goes for our players .
If they choose to kneel , or whoever wants to protest , I don ’ t think it ’ s because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or they don ’ t respect our military or any of that.
” Kim Pegula realizes that , this time , things seem different — and that more people are learning about and understanding the historical experiences of blacks in America .
“ In some ways we ’ ve come a long ways , in other ways it ’ s been very slow , ” she said .
“ I think if you talk to the black community , they would say , ‘ Listen , it ’ s been hundreds of years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place.
’ This time around , people are listening more .
Whether it ’ s deliberate or whether it ’ s just a part of where we are in our world , we ’ re listening more and our hearts and our ears are a little bit more open than maybe they were three years ago.
” She ’ s right , and it ’ s right for team owners to make sure players understand that they have their support in whatever they decide to do .
The message from ownership can ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or permitted or grudgingly accepted .
Owners need to say to their teams that a conscious decision regarding conduct during the anthem is encouraged , and that there will be no repercussions based on whatever decision each player makes .

NBC Sports adds...
She also explained that she has a reason for standing, and that her decision to stand isn’t to show that she opposes kneeling.
“I think and I would hope that our players or anybody would understand that if I’m standing, that does not mean I am … for racism,” Kim Pegula said. “Certainly, it’s not. And the same goes for our players. If they choose to kneel, or whoever wants to protest, I don’t think it’s because they don’t love the country or they don’t respect our military or any of that.”
Kim Pegula realizes that, this time, things seem different — and that more people are learning about and understanding the historical experiences of blacks in America.
“In some ways we’ve come a long ways, in other ways it’s been very slow,” she said. “I think if you talk to the black community, they would say, ‘Listen, it’s been hundreds of years and we’re still in this place.’ This time around, people are listening more. Whether it’s deliberate or whether it’s just a part of where we are in our world, we’re listening more and our hearts and our ears are a little bit more open than maybe they were three years ago.”
She’s right, and it’s right for team owners to make sure players understand that they have their support in whatever they decide to do. The message from ownership can’t be that kneeling will be tolerated or permitted or grudgingly accepted. Owners need to say to their teams that a conscious decision regarding conduct during the anthem is encouraged, and that there will be no repercussions based on whatever decision each player makes.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--People In My District Plan To Vote Trump, Says Michigan Democrat Debbie Dingell

Democrats are riding high again on poll numbers putting President Trump behind Democratic candidate Joe Biden .
Of course , many snowflakes were left howling at the moon in 2016 when polls were proven to be uncompletely unreliable .
Some Democrats are now warning against making the same mistake twice when it comes to buying into the numbers , especially in swing states .
President Donald Trump is down or within striking distance in nearly every battleground state , his approval ratings are stubbornly low and he ’ s threatening to bring down the GOP Senate majority with him while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ House takeover .
Some Democrats are even beginning to feel confident about their prospects this fall .
Yet many can ’ t let themselves enjoy it .
“ I ’ m not confident at all .
I think the easiest way to ensure Trump ’ s reelection is to be overconfident .
Too many Democrats are looking at national polls and finding them encouraging , ” said Sen. Chris Coons ( D-Del . )
, a close ally of Joe Biden .
“ Too many Democrats assumed that Hillary Clinton was a shoo-in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t work.
” Rep. Debbie Dingell ( D-Mich. ) , who calls herself “ Debbie Downer ” for repeatedly raising the alarm in Democratic circles , said she heard from people in her district that they plan to vote for Trump in 2020 .
“ Everyone will roll their eyes and say , ‘ that ’ s Debbie.
’ But I was right in 2016 , ” Dingell said in an interview .
She was among the few Democrats to warn that Clinton was on track to lose Michigan : “ Anybody @ @ @ @ @ @ @ overconfident.
” Representitive Dingell represents Michigan , who famously went red for Trump 4 years ago .
Many on the left are warning against the complacency which good poll numbers tends to create on the ground during elections :

Democrats are riding high again on poll numbers putting President Trump behind Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
Of course, many snowflakes were left howling at the moon in 2016 when polls were proven to be uncompletely unreliable.
Because Trump won big.
Some Democrats are now warning against making the same mistake twice when it comes to buying into the numbers, especially in swing states.
From Politico:
President Donald Trump is down or within striking distance in nearly every battleground state, his approval ratings are stubbornly low and he’s threatening to bring down the GOP Senate majority with him while helping to douse Republican chances of a House takeover. Some Democrats are even beginning to feel confident about their prospects this fall. Yet many can’t let themselves enjoy it. “I’m not confident at all. I think the easiest way to ensure Trump’s reelection is to be overconfident. Too many Democrats are looking at national polls and finding them encouraging,” said Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.), a close ally of Joe Biden. “Too many Democrats assumed that Hillary Clinton was a shoo-in and didn’t vote or didn’t work.” Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.), who calls herself “Debbie Downer” for repeatedly raising the alarm in Democratic circles, said she heard from people in her district that they plan to vote for Trump in 2020. “Everyone will roll their eyes and say, ‘that’s Debbie.’ But I was right in 2016,” Dingell said in an interview. She was among the few Democrats to warn that Clinton was on track to lose Michigan: “Anybody who believes the polls right now is overconfident.”
Representitive Dingell represents Michigan, who famously went red for Trump 4 years ago.
Many on the left are warning against the complacency which good poll numbers tends to create on the ground during elections:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Brett Favre Thinks Colin Kaepernick Will Be Hero, Like Pat Tillman

After the attacks of 9/11 , defensive star Pat Tillman of the Arizona Cardinals gave up the comforts of his lucrative NFL career .
He was sent to Afghanistan after joining the military .
That 's the same as Colin Kaepernick right ?
According to Brett Favre , the answer 's yes .
Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre thinks Colin Kaepernick will reach a `` hero status '' in football similar to that of Pat Tillman .
In a video from TMZ Sports published Sunday , Favre was asked whether he thinks Kaepernick has reached the stature of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ali and whether he belongs in the Hall of Fame based on his work on and off the field .
`` I can only think of — right off the top of my head — Pat Tillman 's another guy who did something similar , and we regard him as a hero , '' Favre said .
`` So I 'd assume that hero status will be stamped with Kaepernick as well . ''
Tillman , a safety for the Arizona Cardinals , chose to leave the NFL for the U.S. Army in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attacks .
He was killed in 2004 by friendly fire while deployed in Afghanistan .

After the attacks of 9/11, defensive star Pat Tillman of the Arizona Cardinals gave up the comforts of his lucrative NFL career.
He was sent to Afghanistan after joining the military.
And died.
That's the same as Colin Kaepernick right?
According to Brett Favre, the answer's yes.
From ESPN:
Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre thinks Colin Kaepernick will reach a "hero status" in football similar to that of Pat Tillman. In a video from TMZ Sports published Sunday, Favre was asked whether he thinks Kaepernick has reached the stature of a figure such as Jackie Robinson or Muhammad Ali and whether he belongs in the Hall of Fame based on his work on and off the field. "I can only think of — right off the top of my head — Pat Tillman's another guy who did something similar, and we regard him as a hero," Favre said. "So I'd assume that hero status will be stamped with Kaepernick as well." Tillman, a safety for the Arizona Cardinals, chose to leave the NFL for the U.S. Army in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He was killed in 2004 by friendly fire while deployed in Afghanistan.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--BREAKING: Trump to Attend Arizona Border Ceremony Tuesday to “Commemorate” 200 Miles of New Wall Con

BREAKING: Trump to Attend Arizona Border Ceremony Tuesday to “Commemorate” 200 Miles of New Wall Construction

There are many reasons to vote for the re-election of President Trump .
But the one that most Trump supporters @ @ @ @ @ fact that President Trump has KEPT his promises !
There 's a reason `` Promises @ @ @ @ @ is one of his re-election campaign 's slogans .
On Tuesday , President Trump will @ @ @ @ @ commemorate '' 200 miles of new border wall .
While the media is dedicated to @ @ @ @ @ bad as possible , Trump is fulfilling his promises to the American people .
He @ @ @ @ @ border to celebrate the work that has been accomplished so far !

There are many reasons to vote for the re-election of President Trump.
But the one that most Trump supporters take for granted is the fact that President Trump has KEPT his promises!
There's a reason "Promises Made, Promises Kept" is one of his re-election campaign's slogans.
On Tuesday, President Trump will head to Arizona to "commemorate" 200 miles of new border wall.
While the media is dedicated to making President Trump look as bad as possible, Trump is fulfilling his promises to the American people.
He is heading to the Arizona border to celebrate the work that has been accomplished so far!
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--FLASHBACK: Biden Comments Suggest “Mainstream” Blacks Before Obama Weren’t Articulate, Bright, Clear

FLASHBACK: Biden Comments Suggest “Mainstream” Blacks Before Obama Weren’t Articulate, Bright, Clear, Or Nice Looking

Paris Dennard , an opinion contributer at the USA Today , says that Democrats are scared of President Trump because he 's been good for African Americans .
Compare that to Joe Biden , who has questioned Trump supporters ' blackness one moment , then defends his racist 1994 crime bill in the next breath .
According to Dennard 's piece in the USA Today : Much attention has been rightfully devoted to bigoted comments former Vice President Joe Biden made during his Friday interview with “ The Breakfast Club ” when he had the audacity to say `` Well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have a problem figuring out whether you 're for me or Trump , then you ai n't black . ''
As a black man who voted for Donald J. Trump for president in 2016 , and plans to do so in 2020 , no 77-year-old white man from Delaware has the right , authority or rationale to question my blackness or the blackness of millions of Americans exercising our God-given right to be free and exercise our constitutionally granted power to vote for whomever we want , even if they are Republican .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the interview , you miss his full-throated support and defense of the 1994 crime bill .
Biden literally tried to convince black America that our communities were n't destroyed , black families were n't ripped apart , and black wealth was not stifled for generations because of a bill he designed .
[ ... ] The black community is well aware of the real impact of his signature legislation .
The Center for American Progress sums it up : “ The crime bill also expanded the school-to-prison pipeline and increased racial disparities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ penalties for so-called super predators — low-income children of color , especially black children , who are convicted of multiple crimes.
” Thanks to President Trump ’ s courageous leadership pushing for historic criminal justice reform and signing the First Step Act into law , he helped reverse the pain and suffering many black men and women experienced because of Biden ’ s bill .
If Biden felt any remorse over what he helped do to the black community , he could have spent his next decades of service to Delaware to undo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t .
If Biden was so connected , concerned , and passionate about helping and uplifting the black community he would have publicly pushed President Barack Obama to get criminal justice reform over the finish line , but he was silent .
Biden and the Democratic National Committee seem to look at black Americans just as votes and not as actual people , with brains , feelings and families .
Liberal policies have not made it easier for black business owners to navigate fewer regulations , pay less in taxes , and be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were not responsible for historic low black unemployment , and the creation of opportunity zones .
But the Trump administration did .
So , Biden should not be asking black America to compare his record to that of Trump 's .

Paris Dennard, an opinion contributer at the USA Today, says that Democrats are scared of President Trump because he's been good for African Americans.
Compare that to Joe Biden, who has questioned Trump supporters' blackness one moment, then defends his racist 1994 crime bill in the next breath.
According to Dennard's piece in the USA Today:
Much attention has been rightfully devoted to bigoted comments former Vice President Joe Biden made during his Friday interview with “The Breakfast Club” when he had the audacity to say "Well I tell you what, If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black."
As a black man who voted for Donald J. Trump for president in 2016, and plans to do so in 2020, no 77-year-old white man from Delaware has the right, authority or rationale to question my blackness or the blackness of millions of Americans exercising our God-given right to be free and exercise our constitutionally granted power to vote for whomever we want, even if they are Republican.
If you only watch the sound bites of the interview, you miss his full-throated support and defense of the 1994 crime bill. Biden literally tried to convince black America that our communities weren't destroyed, black families weren't ripped apart, and black wealth was not stifled for generations because of a bill he designed.
[...]
The black community is well aware of the real impact of his signature legislation. The Center for American Progress sums it up: “The crime bill also expanded the school-to-prison pipeline and increased racial disparities in juvenile justice involvement by creating draconian penalties for so-called super predators — low-income children of color, especially black children, who are convicted of multiple crimes.”
Thanks to President Trump’s courageous leadership pushing for historic criminal justice reform and signing the First Step Act into law, he helped reverse the pain and suffering many black men and women experienced because of Biden’s bill.
If Biden felt any remorse over what he helped do to the black community, he could have spent his next decades of service to Delaware to undo the damage, but he didn’t. If Biden was so connected, concerned, and passionate about helping and uplifting the black community he would have publicly pushed President Barack Obama to get criminal justice reform over the finish line, but he was silent.
Biden and the Democratic National Committee seem to look at black Americans just as votes and not as actual people, with brains, feelings and families. Liberal policies have not made it easier for black business owners to navigate fewer regulations, pay less in taxes, and be lifted out of poverty. Liberal policies were not responsible for historic low black unemployment, and the creation of opportunity zones. But the Trump administration did. So, Biden should not be asking black America to compare his record to that of Trump's.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--AG William Barr Says John Bolton May Have To Forfeit Book Proceeds To Govt

The US government taking all your book royalties .
But that 's exactly what might happen to John Bolton if he does n't complete a government review of his new book , `` The Room Where It Happened , '' before publishing .
In an exclusive interview with Fox News ' Maria Bartiromo , AG William Barr had this to say : FOX NEWS HOST MARIA BARTIROMO : What about John Bolton , the DOJ ’ s breach-of-contract suit against the former national security adviser ?
Is it too late now to push back ?
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAM BARR : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s too late , because what we ’ re asking is for him to complete the process before the book is published , complete the process of taking out classified material .
And , in our view , there remains – there remains very highly classified material in the book still .
And we would like him to address that .
And so , under the law , we are bringing a civil action to enforce his agreement that he would do that before publishing .
The remedy , if he doesn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forfeits any money from that book to the government . ''

Hell hath no fury like…
The US government taking all your book royalties.
But that's exactly what might happen to John Bolton if he doesn't complete a government review of his new book, "The Room Where It Happened," before publishing.
In an exclusive interview with Fox News' Maria Bartiromo, AG William Barr had this to say:
FOX NEWS HOST MARIA BARTIROMO: What about John Bolton, the DOJ’s breach-of-contract suit against the former national security adviser? Is it too late now to push back? ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAM BARR: I don’t think it’s too late, because what we’re asking is for him to complete the process before the book is published, complete the process of taking out classified material. And, in our view, there remains – there remains very highly classified material in the book still. And we would like him to address that. And so, under the law, we are bringing a civil action to enforce his agreement that he would do that before publishing. The remedy, if he doesn’t complete it, is that he forfeits any money from that book to the government."


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Trump Corrects Narrative: China Trade Deal “Intact.”

In a White House statement , Navarro says his comments were taken out of context , according to CNBC : “ My comments have been taken wildly out of context , ” Navarro said in a statement from the White House .
“ They had nothing at all to do with the Phase I trade deal , which continues in place .
I was simply speaking to the lack of trust we now have of the Chinese Communist Party after they lied about the origins of the China virus and foisted a pandemic upon the world.
” The future of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to trust and the fallout of the global Covid-19 .
Just days before today 's comments on the trade deal , Navarro doubled down on who he believes is at fault for the pandemic .
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said Sunday the coronavirus was a “ product of the Chinese Communist party ” and suggested without evidence that the potentially fatal virus may have been purposefully created by the Chinese government .
CNN ’ s Jake Tapper clashed with Navarro in an interview on “ State of the Union , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accusations that China may have purposefully spawned the virus .
“ Did you say China created this virus , did I hear you wrong , ” Tapper asked Navarro .
“ You did not hear me wrong , ” Navarro responded .
“ That virus was a product of the Chinese Communist party and until we get some information about what happened in those labs or what happened in that wet market we know that virus was spawned in China.
” Asked if he thinks the virus was “ purposefully created , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ open question.
” “ What I said was the virus came out of China , the Chinese Communist party is responsible for it and as far as I ’ m concerned , ” Navarro said .
He also said that in his mind , the Chinese government is “ guilty until proven innocent . ''

In a White House statement, Navarro says his comments were taken out of context, according to CNBC:
“My comments have been taken wildly out of context,” Navarro said in a statement from the White House. “They had nothing at all to do with the Phase I trade deal, which continues in place. I was simply speaking to the lack of trust we now have of the Chinese Communist Party after they lied about the origins of the China virus and foisted a pandemic upon the world.”
The future of further trade negotions appear to come down to trust and the fallout of the global Covid-19.
Just days before today's comments on the trade deal, Navarro doubled down on who he believes is at fault for the pandemic.
From The Hill:


welovetrump--2020-06-24--Breaking: FBI Concludes NASCAR Noose Was NOT A Crime

Why is the mainstream media so quick to assume the worst ?
Everytime there ’ s a “ racist ” incident , we find out a few days later that the entire thing was a hoax .
Take the “ noose ” found in Bubba Wallace ’ s NASCAR garage for instance .
After the FBI completed an investigation , they concluded the noose had been placed in the garage back in 2019 .
There ’ s no possible way anyone could have placed it there to intimidate Wallace .
The FBI has determined that a noose found in NASCAR @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday had been there since at least last year , according to the bureau .
A statement issued by U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town said that an investigation has concluded that no federal crime was committed .
“ The FBI learned that garage number 4 , where the noose was found , was assigned to Bubba Wallace last week .
The investigation also revealed evidence , including authentic video confirmed by NASCAR , that the noose found in garage number 4 was in that garage as early as October 2019 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although the noose is now known to have been in garage number 4 in 2019 , nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week.
” Further details were not immediately released .
The FBI said no charges would be pursued in relation to the incident .
“ The FBI has completed its investigation at Talladega Superspeedway and determined that Bubba Wallace was not the target of a hate crime , NASCAR said in a release after the findings .
“ The FBI report concludes , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ door pull rope fashioned like a noose had been positioned there since as early as last fall.
” Wallace — the only full-time African-American driver on the circuit — had become a target for some critics of NASCAR in recent weeks as the face of the series ’ response to the current social justice movement taking place across the country and its decision to ban the Confederate flag from its events .
The entire NASCAR family showed its support for him in the wake of the discovery of the noose , with all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ standing behind him in pit lane before the Geico 500 on Monday as the invocation was given and the national anthem played .
“ The pre-race deal was probably one of the hardest things I ’ ve ever had to witness in my life , ” an emotional Wallace said after the race .
Of course the mainstream media perpetuated the idea that it a white supremacist must have intentionally placed the rope in Wallace ’ s garage .
Just take a look at this previous report from the Associated Press : Bubba @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the front of pit road , NASCAR champion Kyle Busch pushing the famous car on one side and close friend Ryan Blaney pushing on the other .
The entire 40-driver field and their crew members followed .
After the car came to a stop , Wallace climbed out , sat on the window ledge and sobbed .
Richard Petty , his Hall of Fame team owner , gently placed a hand on Wallace ’ s shoulder .
As federal authorities descended on Talladega Superspeedway on Monday to investigate the discovery of a noose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the entire industry rallied around the Cup Series ’ only Black driver .
“ The news has disturbed us all and of course we want justice and know who and why , ” said seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson .
“ And we want to stand with our friend.
” The 82-year-old Petty , at his first race since the coronavirus pandemic began and at Talladega on race day for the first time in more than 10 years , stood side by side with Wallace during the national anthem before Monday ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ car while Brad Keselowski held the American flag at the front of the display of solidarity .
The idea to stand with Wallace started with Johnson , while former series champion Kevin Harvick suggested they all push the car to the front of the grid , Wallace said .
One by one , after the anthem , they hugged Wallace .
He then had a long embrace with Petty .
If not for a shortage of fuel , Wallace might have had a chance to race for the win .
A late stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but felt like a win for Wallace .
He went to the fence and slapped hands through the wiring with a group of fans , many wearing “ I Can ’ t Breathe ” shirts as they cheered .
He apologized for not wearing a mandatory mask but didn ’ t put it on because “ I wanted to show whoever it was , you are not going to take away my smile.
” “ This sport is changing , ” he said .
“ The pre-race deal was probably one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to witness in my life .
From all the supporters , from drivers to crew members , everybody here , the bad-ass fan base , thank you guys for coming out .
This is truly incredible and I ’ m glad to be a part of this sport.
” It was Wallace who successfully pushed the stock car series to ban the Confederate flag at its venues less than two weeks ago and he was the target when the noose was found hanging in the Richard Petty Motorsports garage stall Sunday afternoon at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wallace ’ s crew reported it to NASCAR , and by Monday morning U.S. Attorney Jay Town said his office , the FBI and the Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division were involved .
“ Regardless of whether federal charges can be brought , this type of action has no place in our society , ” Town said .
Check out the latest news on Twitter over the FBI ’ s conclusion :

Why is the mainstream media so quick to assume the worst?
Everytime there’s a “racist” incident, we find out a few days later that the entire thing was a hoax.
Take the “noose” found in Bubba Wallace’s NASCAR garage for instance.
After the FBI completed an investigation, they concluded the noose had been placed in the garage back in 2019.
There’s no possible way anyone could have placed it there to intimidate Wallace.
Here’s the latest details from Fox News:
The FBI has determined that a noose found in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace’s garage at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday had been there since at least last year, according to the bureau. A statement issued by U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town said that an investigation has concluded that no federal crime was committed. “The FBI learned that garage number 4, where the noose was found, was assigned to Bubba Wallace last week. The investigation also revealed evidence, including authentic video confirmed by NASCAR, that the noose found in garage number 4 was in that garage as early as October 2019,” the bureau said. “Although the noose is now known to have been in garage number 4 in 2019, nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week.” Further details were not immediately released. The FBI said no charges would be pursued in relation to the incident. “The FBI has completed its investigation at Talladega Superspeedway and determined that Bubba Wallace was not the target of a hate crime, NASCAR said in a release after the findings. “The FBI report concludes, and photographic evidence confirms, that the garage door pull rope fashioned like a noose had been positioned there since as early as last fall.” Wallace — the only full-time African-American driver on the circuit — had become a target for some critics of NASCAR in recent weeks as the face of the series’ response to the current social justice movement taking place across the country and its decision to ban the Confederate flag from its events. The entire NASCAR family showed its support for him in the wake of the discovery of the noose, with all of his fellow drivers and their crews standing behind him in pit lane before the Geico 500 on Monday as the invocation was given and the national anthem played. “The pre-race deal was probably one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to witness in my life,” an emotional Wallace said after the race.
Of course the mainstream media perpetuated the idea that it a white supremacist must have intentionally placed the rope in Wallace’s garage.
Just take a look at this previous report from the Associated Press:
Bubba Wallace steered the No. 43 to the front of pit road, NASCAR champion Kyle Busch pushing the famous car on one side and close friend Ryan Blaney pushing on the other. The entire 40-driver field and their crew members followed. After the car came to a stop, Wallace climbed out, sat on the window ledge and sobbed. Richard Petty, his Hall of Fame team owner, gently placed a hand on Wallace’s shoulder. As federal authorities descended on Talladega Superspeedway on Monday to investigate the discovery of a noose in Wallace’s garage stall, the entire industry rallied around the Cup Series’ only Black driver. “The news has disturbed us all and of course we want justice and know who and why,” said seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson. “And we want to stand with our friend.” The 82-year-old Petty, at his first race since the coronavirus pandemic began and at Talladega on race day for the first time in more than 10 years, stood side by side with Wallace during the national anthem before Monday’s rain-postponed event. Everyone stood behind the car while Brad Keselowski held the American flag at the front of the display of solidarity. The idea to stand with Wallace started with Johnson, while former series champion Kevin Harvick suggested they all push the car to the front of the grid, Wallace said. One by one, after the anthem, they hugged Wallace. He then had a long embrace with Petty. And then he went racing. If not for a shortage of fuel, Wallace might have had a chance to race for the win. A late stop for gas led to a 14th-place finish but felt like a win for Wallace. He went to the fence and slapped hands through the wiring with a group of fans, many wearing “I Can’t Breathe” shirts as they cheered. He apologized for not wearing a mandatory mask but didn’t put it on because “I wanted to show whoever it was, you are not going to take away my smile.” “This sport is changing,” he said. “The pre-race deal was probably one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to witness in my life. From all the supporters, from drivers to crew members, everybody here, the bad-ass fan base, thank you guys for coming out. This is truly incredible and I’m glad to be a part of this sport.” It was Wallace who successfully pushed the stock car series to ban the Confederate flag at its venues less than two weeks ago and he was the target when the noose was found hanging in the Richard Petty Motorsports garage stall Sunday afternoon at the Alabama track. A member of Wallace’s crew reported it to NASCAR, and by Monday morning U.S. Attorney Jay Town said his office, the FBI and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division were involved. “Regardless of whether federal charges can be brought, this type of action has no place in our society,” Town said.
Check out the latest news on Twitter over the FBI’s conclusion:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Clinton Friend and $10M Foundation Donor Dead After “Fall” From High-Rise Apartment Building

Well , it ’ s been a while but Slick Willy is back in the news .
For all the @ @ @ @ @ not know the name Steve Bing , so let me fill you in .
Bing @ @ @ @ @ , big Clinton friend , big donor ( at least $ 10 million dollars ) @ @ @ @ @ ?
Stop me if you ’ ve heard this one before .
Early reports say @ @ @ @ @ his high-rise luxury apartment , which stretches 40 floors .
Many are suspecting something may @ @ @ @ @ ( seems low on most people ’ s lists ) No one knows right now @ @ @ @ @ what is being posted as speculation runs wild :

Well, it’s been a while but Slick Willy is back in the news.
For all the wrong reasons.
You may not know the name Steve Bing, so let me fill you in.
Bing was a big-time Hollywood producer, big Clinton friend, big donor (at least $10 million dollars) to the Clinton Foundation…..and now?
Dead.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
Early reports say Bing “fell” from his high-rise luxury apartment, which stretches 40 floors.
Many are suspecting something may be amiss.
Suicide?
Murder?
…..Accident? (seems low on most people’s lists)
No one knows right now.
But here’s what is being posted as speculation runs wild:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Trump Authorizes Feds To Arrest, Jail Anyone Destroying Monuments: “There Will Be No Exceptions!”

The New York Post had more details : President Trump has ordered a crackdown on anyone caught vandalizing or tearing down monuments amid a wave of Confederate and other statues being toppled by people protesting racial injustice .
The commander-in-chief wrote in a tweet early Tuesday , “ I have authorized the Federal Government to arrest anyone who vandalizes or destroys any monument , statue or other such Federal property in the U.S. with up to 10 years in prison , per the Veteran ’ s Memorial Preservation Act , or such other laws that may be pertinent.
” Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be “ effective immediately , but may also be used retroactively for destruction or vandalism already caused .
There will be no exceptions !
” Speaking to reporters as he left the White House to visit portions of the border wall in Arizona , Trump said he would soon be signing an executive order that would allow people vandalizing statues to be prosecuted .
“ We are looking at long-term jail sentences for these vandals , and these hoodlums , and these anarchists and agitators — call it whatever you want — some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but that ’ s what they are , ” the president said .
“ They ’ re bad people , they don ’ t love our country , and they ’ re not taking down our monuments , I just want to make that clear.
” Enlarge ImagePeople stand around the statue of Confederate general Albert Pike after it was toppled by protesters at Judiciary square in Washington , DC .
People stand around the statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike after it was toppled by protesters at Judiciary Square in Washington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said his administration was poised to help state and city governments that are struggling to contain the protests .
“ In Minnesota , they might need help .
If they need help , the federal government is willing to help them , ” he continued .
“ These are not protesters , by the way , these are anarchists , and other things .
If these hoodlums come around and the states can ’ t handle it , we are ready , willing and able to help.
” These comments echo previous remarks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ night , when the commander-in-chief pledged to sign an executive order on the matter , which would force cities to guard the monuments .
“ You see Ulysses S. Grant , where they want to take him down .
He ’ s the one that stopped the ones that everybody dislikes so much .
It ’ s a disgrace .
Also , remember , some of this is great artwork , this is magnificent artwork , as good as there is anywhere in the world .
As good as you see in France @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It ’ s a disgrace , ” he told the network .

The New York Post had more details:
President Trump has ordered a crackdown on anyone caught vandalizing or tearing down monuments amid a wave of Confederate and other statues being toppled by people protesting racial injustice.
The commander-in-chief wrote in a tweet early Tuesday, “I have authorized the Federal Government to arrest anyone who vandalizes or destroys any monument, statue or other such Federal property in the U.S. with up to 10 years in prison, per the Veteran’s Memorial Preservation Act, or such other laws that may be pertinent.”
Trump warned those protesting that the order will be “effective immediately, but may also be used retroactively for destruction or vandalism already caused. There will be no exceptions!”
Speaking to reporters as he left the White House to visit portions of the border wall in Arizona, Trump said he would soon be signing an executive order that would allow people vandalizing statues to be prosecuted.
“We are looking at long-term jail sentences for these vandals, and these hoodlums, and these anarchists and agitators — call it whatever you want — some people don’t like that language, but that’s what they are,” the president said. “They’re bad people, they don’t love our country, and they’re not taking down our monuments, I just want to make that clear.”
Enlarge ImagePeople stand around the statue of Confederate general Albert Pike after it was toppled by protesters at Judiciary square in Washington, DC.
People stand around the statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike after it was toppled by protesters at Judiciary Square in Washington, DC.AFP via Getty Images
He also said his administration was poised to help state and city governments that are struggling to contain the protests.
“In Minnesota, they might need help. If they need help, the federal government is willing to help them,” he continued. “These are not protesters, by the way, these are anarchists, and other things. If these hoodlums come around and the states can’t handle it, we are ready, willing and able to help.”
These comments echo previous remarks the president made to Fox News Monday night, when the commander-in-chief pledged to sign an executive order on the matter, which would force cities to guard the monuments.
“You see Ulysses S. Grant, where they want to take him down. He’s the one that stopped the ones that everybody dislikes so much. It’s a disgrace. Also, remember, some of this is great artwork, this is magnificent artwork, as good as there is anywhere in the world. As good as you see in France. As good as you see anywhere. It’s a disgrace,” he told the network.


welovetrump--2020-06-23--President Trump Enforces 10 Year Sentence For Monument Vandals, “No Exceptions.”

These mobs are n't looking to redeem past injustices .
They are trying to erase the memory of our American @ @ @ @ @ public from the lessons of history , these radicals will attempt to indoctrinate the masses @ @ @ @ @ .
The Founding fathers , the Civil War , abolitionists and slave holders alike , @ @ @ @ @ shaped America in to what it is today .
The greatest experiment in democracy on @ @ @ @ @ let the story be rewritten by people who hate it .

President Trump isn't the only one fed up with the flagrant lawlessness being tolerated by inept local government around the country.
According to Newsweek, Republican Senator Tom Cotton would like immediate and decisive action to protect monuments across the nation:


welovetrump--2020-06-23--Pelosi Requests Four Former House Speakers’ Portraits Removed

On Thursday House speaker Nancy Pelosi sent a letter to the House clerk demanding four portraits of former House speakers @ @ @ @ @ be removed .
Never one for missing an opportunity to pander to her base , @ @ @ @ @ portraits while taking inventory of Confederate statues in the Capitol .
This is only her @ @ @ @ @ to the masses , and surly it will not be the last .

On Thursday House speaker Nancy Pelosi sent a letter to the House clerk demanding four portraits of former House speakers who were in the Confederacy be removed.
Never one for missing an opportunity to pander to her base, Pelosi claims she discovered the portraits while taking inventory of Confederate statues in the Capitol.
This is only her latest attempt at virtue signaling to the masses, and surly it will not be the last.